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China defends internet censorship
Necessary to protect the people, says government.
Jun 9 2010 7:09AM
Telco/ISP
NSW Police and prisons get IT budget boost
Upgrades, biometrics and video conferencing on the agenda.
Brett Winterford
Jun 9 2010 6:47AM
Security
IBM launches mining development centre
WA centre chases the mining dollar.
Liz Tay
Jun 9 2010 5:24AM
Strategy
Senator Lundy raises ACTA concerns
Let's talk about ACTA.
Brett Winterford
Jun 8 2010 5:39PM
Networking
Spyware that targets Mac applications still lingering
Distributor denies wrong-doing.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 8 2010 2:14PM
Security
Critical Adobe Flash and Reader flaw being exploited
Present in latest versions.
Angela Moscaritolo
Jun 8 2010 2:05PM
Security
Apple releases Safari 5 for Mac and Windows
Browser opened up for developers.
Iain Thomson
Jun 8 2010 1:44PM
Software
LimeWire facing takedown effort from RIAA
Peer to peer provider will have two weeks to make its case.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 8 2010 1:44PM
Networking
VB100 test blasts Windows Server security vendors
Testers say many products performed unreliably.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 8 2010 1:44PM
Security
iPhone 4: an upgrade or an iPhone for the rest of us?
Which is more compelling: the new device or the software upgrade?
Anthony Caruana
Jun 8 2010 1:32PM
Hardware
Google Australia prepares for two-front investigation
Did Google breach Privacy, Telecommunications Acts?
Liz Tay
Jun 8 2010 11:44AM
Security
Internode undercuts iiNet, Primus on Tassie fibre plans
Prices start at $29.95 per month.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 8 2010 10:43AM
Telco/ISP
Windows 7 SP1 beta scheduled for July
Service pack to target cloud computing.
Khidr Suleman
Jun 8 2010 8:32AM
Software
HP gives printers an email address
Vendor touts ePrint as the future of printing.
Spencer Dalziel
Jun 8 2010 6:48AM
Hardware
Filter sparks launch of Safer Internet Group
Google, iiNet, SAGE-AU, and Yahoo come together.
Liz Tay
Jun 7 2010 6:12PM
Strategy
Q&A: Telstra's acting CIO on cloud computing
iTnews editor chats with Telstra's acting CIO, Ashley Lazaro.
Brett Winterford
Jun 7 2010 2:27PM
Telco/ISP
Start-up touts hybrid cloud storage
Aussie man and his dog to accelerate storage in the cloud.
Liz Tay
Jun 7 2010 2:07PM
Storage
Conroy cries foul over 'dishonest' filter foes
Hopes to have legislation ready later in the year.
Mahesh Sharma
Jun 7 2010 1:34PM
Networking
NBN phone service to support legacy devices
Comms Alliance releases discussion paper for NBN telephony.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 7 2010 1:20PM
Telco/ISP
Google patent raises questions over WiFi sniffing
Google is trying to patent the very technology which enabled the illegal sniffing of data via WiFi networks, leading to a massive backlash against the company last month
David Binning
Jun 7 2010 11:50AM
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